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Engineering students are helping Tunisia in the fight against Covid-19 by 3D-printing face masks.

A ban at a Guangzhou branch of the fast-food chain came amid rumours Africans were spreading coronavirus.

Schools have been shut in Kenya, so some children are taking their lessons online.

With only two northern white rhinos left in the world - both female - extinction seems a certainty.

At last year's Afrobasket in Senegal, BBC Sport Africa spoke to the players about their views on pregnancy in basketball.

Joseph Warungu looks at how the virus has changed the lives of Kenyans, from birth to death.

BBC Africa explains the challenges facing African countries using lockdowns to combat Covid-19.

Dambe is a sport that originated from the Hausa people but has now become popular around the world.

Free buses, a mock wedding, hands-free taps and round-robin poetry are part of life under lockdown.

Nigerian activist Oluwaseun Osowobi discusses her journey of recovery after catching Covid-19.

A surge in cases of Covid-19 will push the continent's health infrastructure to the limit.

Evelyn Wanjiru has found a way to mark the Christian festival without setting foot in a church.

Extending restrictions until the end of April will create an economic disaster, the opposition says.

Residents in Johannesburg discuss the challenges they face two weeks into South Africa's lockdown.

The Confederation of African Football (Caf) says it is using the suspension of football due to the coronavirus pandemic to complete outstanding payments for match officials.

A selection of the best photos from across the continent this week.

South Africa sees an unexpected slow-down in the daily rate of infections, writes Andrew Harding.

Fears are growing that gorillas, orangutans and others apes could contract the virus.

Taiwan rejects accusations by the UN health body's head that racist slurs against him originated there.

The region's economy will shrink for the first time in 25 years because of the coronavirus, the bank predicts.